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Old 11-25-2012, 11:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Youngone2012

Ohhhhh damn gotcha ... Lol sorry I thought that text in the gray was what u said about your 20's bit it was u commenting on his post lol.... I thought they looked bigger lol... Sorry
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Old 11-25-2012, 11:25 AM
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First of all, Brother- I hate you for the wheels...! Man- those are very nice. I can't wait to get my 23"ers on...!!
And yeah, that's the kit. With the blocks removed, you will sit very similar to mine. Not radical, but like mentioned "that nice lowered look".
Talk with the vendors here for deals to be sure.
You have a great looking truck!
Thanks bro. Good to hear that I have the right setup picked out! Yours sits perfect. I do like a 3/5 but have to keep it practical for still driving in the winter and I tow a boat in the summer so don't want it too low. Yours is coming together nicely as well, what 23s are you putting on?
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A Ford set.........lol. Kinda rare ones...
Old 11-25-2012, 08:06 PM
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One other question did you use shims for the pinion angle? Belltech said I didn't need it but while I was on a site pricing stuff out it popped up that for that kit it was recommended to use a 2* or 2.5* shim, can't remember specifically. Thanks
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Hey Murph. Like I said, I had it installed. I am quite sure he had to shim. Ask the dealers here. Shims are cheap. So is the Tranny block. (maybe return them if you don't use them?) I'd have them on hand, and a decent gauge to check angles. I've done shafts before with a gauge and string. have both on hand.
Ask our dealer friends here on the site. They've been doing these for ages, and have a ton of good advice.
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Old 11-27-2012, 07:18 PM
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Thanks for the info!! I've been thinking of doing this to my '10 Screw, since I saw a Ford rear lowering kit listed lasted week.
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Hey Jimaa... Do you tow much with your truck?? I am really considering lowering mine next spring, but I tow a 6k enclosed work trailer quite often and wanna make sure I still can...
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Wish I could tell you more, but towing isn't something I've done much...
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Originally Posted by Jimaa66
Finally had some nice weather, so I washed the truck at home for probably the last time until spring - snow will be here soon...
I just wanted to post these pics for anyone wanting to see the final height of a 2/3 Belltech Shock/ shackle drop on a four wheel drive. Not too bad for a 4x4 with the stock 20's on it (ugly as they are...)
SgtDOC-have a look at the rear wheel close up to see the wheel well liners. They add a nice touch.
No more work until next spring!
I'd love to the setup on the crewcab video they have on the belltech website but I'm pretty much decided on your drop. The reason is I do ocasionally put about 1500 lbs of materials in the back of mine. Have you loaded any weight in the back of yours since you dropped it? I'd like to compromise and do your height and add the rear swaybar and rear shocks along with it. Appreciate any info on hauling weight with your setup...
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Yeah...I loaded it full of a bunch of stuff and took it to a friends. Not a ton, but a maybe 2-300 hundred pounds. No issues at all.
I'm looking at the rear sway in the spring as well, as I've been told by a member here that the sway will work with the Street Performance shocks perfectly.
And I'll be PM'ing you on the tune you did, in order to keep the thread on suspension drops...
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